To taunt a person by making fun of their lost family member, is absolutely disgusting.

@williamkukis1265

3 ай бұрын

Eternal damnation it should be

@advaithmallipeddi9605

3 ай бұрын

exactly people like that shouldnt exist

@TechReviewForDummies

3 ай бұрын

the amount/type of shit people say at players during games and get away with it is fucking crazy. @@advaithmallipeddi9605

@robertlujam5066

3 ай бұрын

It's the sun devils what do you expect they are like eagles cowboys and Lakers fans rolled into one

@andrewwilson4733

3 ай бұрын

absolutely insane

He's had a 72 win and a 73 win season, along with 9 chips 🐐

@timdoyle1638

3 ай бұрын

Agreed. I’m sure he loves MJ & LeBron equally, they both helped him win 3 chips

@Notorio718

3 ай бұрын

@@timdoyle1638😂😂😂😂

@fate8718

3 ай бұрын

​@@timdoyle1638Thats insane 😭😭😭😭😭

@Aguywholikesbasketball-yk9no

3 ай бұрын

@@timdoyle1638😂😂😂😂

@Godeau03

3 ай бұрын

Talk about getting paid to witness

to hit 50/50/90 in a season is insane

@david.tousignant20

3 ай бұрын

Insane indeed. I fully understand why the NBA reverted back to its original distances after those three years. Players were shooting with incredible efficiency during those years!

@brianreyes5141

3 ай бұрын

Crazy like wow it’s crazy especially when u got players playing like it’s 2k in real life

@mgf909

3 ай бұрын

Ridiculous stat, I don’t see it being broken anytime soon

@khaliljelliti6751

3 ай бұрын

​@@mgf909tony snell already did

@Slyme1big

3 ай бұрын

8pts a game 23 mins as a role player that is not insane 😂 but do whatever to hype him up tho

kerr was literally the best roleplayer a gm could ask for tbh. good shooter, humble, willing to play any role

@sideshowbobsaget8876

3 ай бұрын

No, he wasn't. He was a solid role player.

@karelsantimi7531

3 ай бұрын

5 titles? Steve played important roles in them. Not everyone can be a star. He also holds the record for highest 3pt percentage in the Cavs at 47%, being the most efficient shooter in NBA history n also has 50/50/90 season. That’s beyond a solid role player

@HenAnt

3 ай бұрын

​@@karelsantimi7531 there's a difference between averaging 28 ppg while having a 42% 3% to 6 ppg with 45%. Steve is just that, a solid role player, nothing more nothing less.

@sideshowbobsaget8876

3 ай бұрын

@karelsantimi7531 LMAO, you never seen Kerr play. Kerr was solid, nothing more, nothing less. Kerr is the 5th best PG of the 90s Bulls. His team success doesn't determine how good he was. Kerr was never close to being a top role player in the league. What yr was this?

@dusk6159

3 ай бұрын

Clutch, smart and with an absolutely unbelievable basketball IQ

Rest in peace Malcolm Kerr.

@tyleracuna2567

3 ай бұрын

🙏🙏

@polandsgarden

3 ай бұрын

Wonder what the race of the gunman was

@kristianlamprecht4831

3 ай бұрын

They got the organization who killed him wrong though. It was the Islamic Jihad Organization not the PLO. It’s really sad because Malcolm helped protect Lebanese people from the Israeli occupation.

@polandsgarden

3 ай бұрын

@@kristianlamprecht4831 Islam the religion of peace everyone ☪️

@jakeali206

3 ай бұрын

@@polandsgardenyou don’t think so?

Damn I didn’t know about his Pops. His career makes a lot of sense now. Tragedy tends to bring everlasting perspective to ones life and what really matters

@damienrowley443

3 ай бұрын

Well stated.

@damienrowley443

3 ай бұрын

Sad but true. Beautiful results from often, awful, circumstances.

@williamkukis1265

3 ай бұрын

Watch The Last Dance

@nassiglutt6587

3 ай бұрын

What's insane is some goofy arseholes still taunted him with that. What a bunch of rotten dossers😩

@IDoubleJ

2 ай бұрын

Sad and true. Tragedy changed my life. And it made me have a greater sense of urgency and purpose. I'm happy Steve Kerr was rewarded so well after his tragedies. He's a great coach

To be the on the 72-10 team then go on to coach … and coach a team to a 73-9 record is amazing feat within itself ..

@colins4658

3 ай бұрын

72-8 😉

@spoodieblack3500

3 ай бұрын

@@colins4658 you’re wrong my guy they was 73-9 … last time I checked 73+9 is 82 ..

@colins4658

3 ай бұрын

@@spoodieblack3500 lol. “You’re wrong” 😂 Kerr played on the 72-8 Bulls team. Not 72-10. He then coached the 73-9 Warriors. YOU’RE wrong lol 🫡

@colins4658

3 ай бұрын

@@spoodieblack3500 btw man, it takes 2 seconds to check something on Google. You could’ve done that before responding back 💀

@spoodieblack3500

3 ай бұрын

@@colins4658 bro he didn’t play on a 73-8 team bozo the bulls legit held the best record With 72-10 r u slow?? Literally yu can look this up .. or u can just pay attention to the damn video Then coached a team to that was 73-9

I met Steve Kerr back in the mid-1990s, when my then-employer held a joint charitable event with the Chicago Bulls for disadvantaged children. What a classy gentleman! He remains the nicest celebrity that I've met thus far.......

@bball3048mmfr

3 ай бұрын

Awesome. Thanks for sharing.

@MeneerHerculePoirot

3 ай бұрын

​@@bball3048mmfr Same here. Just happened to get seats for a Cleveland Indians game at Municipal Stadium in 1993. My son and I sat right next to him. Kenny Lofton was a teammate of Steve's in college, We talked baseball and both got scorecards and kept book. He was funny and really gracious with my son who was 8. I asked him to sign my scorecard as he was getting ready to leave in the 7th inning. Which he did. We said our goodbyes and after he left my son asked, "Dad, who was that guy? I said, "You'll find out. Just hang onto that scorecard. That's Steve Kerr. He's like Mark Price." My son still has that scorecard. lol

He was a role player for the NBA and never was a full-time starter in his career. He is very humble about his upbringing. He was a 5-time NBA champion as a player.

@Homer-OJ-Simpson

2 ай бұрын

Great shooter but not much else. Lacking size and physical skills, he was a bit slow and small to be anymore than a spot up shooter with limited defense. Still important as a role player though.

@blakebrown84

2 ай бұрын

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson he’s only 6 foot 3, so he was just a role player who loves to shoot three pointers. He doesn’t dunk at all.

He taught so much for the Warriors

Love how he does videos on underrated players

@bigfootindeal1525

Ай бұрын

Never heard of that. Is it a youtube channel?

The Warriors dynasty of the 2010s-present doesn't exist without this man's incredbile journey; props to Steve🐐🐐

I was in a gym in Chicago when Steve played for the bulls. He came in. All these guys were lining up to play him one on one. Everyone though he could only shoot. He was breaking their ankles, blocking their shots, and ripping the ball from them on D.

@mc76

Ай бұрын

"I'm closer to LeBron than you are to me."--Brian Scalabrine, "The Scallenge"

The guy has 9 rings, can’t take that away from him.

My basketball coach told me when he was in high school his team played against Steve Kerr’s team and Steve Kerr outscored him and his whole team 🤣 at that point I realized these guys are beyond our level of competition. This man was and is the truth even if he’s coming off the bench.

@DanDaMan12001

2 ай бұрын

The talent gap is outrageous. I went to school with Chandler Parsons. I seen him in the gym I said let's play 1 on 1. He said I'll do you a favor and let you start with the ball. He beat me 7-0. Fadeaways, fallaways, off hand layups. You only realize the talent gap when it's too late. 😅

Can't believe he's been a part of 3 dynasties. Having a good 3point percentage will always have you a good spot in the league.

I am a lifelong Bulls fan and knew like 10% of the information in this video. Incredibly well done! Thank you.

@f.c.m4367

2 ай бұрын

❤

Nets fan here. I can't answer the question of this video but I can tell you that in the finals vs the Spurs, Steve Kerr ripped out our hearts over and over again.

@robertdoyle5469

3 ай бұрын

wow I didnt know that ,,,

i still can't believe he named his son Nick

@teamblue2431

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@bloodhoundo9320

3 ай бұрын

reminds me of that one ray william johnson short

@SplitSeoul

3 ай бұрын

@@bloodhoundo9320omg haven’t heard that name in forever!!

@meh7348

3 ай бұрын

Well he actually named him Nicholas, it's everyone else that goes hurr durr Nick Kerr sounds like n*****.

@Virttreks

3 ай бұрын

@@bloodhoundo9320 which one? I wanna see it

I grew up watching Steve Kerr play, he was the beast for his time and size. Jordan and Pippen wouldn't have won all those championships without him.

Steve Kerr as a jailblazer sounds hilarious

@bball3048mmfr

3 ай бұрын

Even in that picture he looks out of place.

One of my favorite vids you’ve made. What a resilient man!

How fitting was it for a player from the 72-10 Bulls to later become the coach of a team that went on to have a 73-9 season (full circle moment).

Well put together. Really enjoyed every second of it

Steve K. as a player was the epitome of a specialist. He was a deep 3 point pure shooting threat that was called upon as needed and he delivered the goods.

Steve has always been one of my biggest role models. A fantastic competitor and person!

He will forever have his mark on this beautiful game💫

someone can say "but kerr shoots very few 3p, Curry shots 7 per game" Yeah, but YOU HAVE TO NAIL those few and Kerr was very efficient at nailing 3s

@MaKingxPlays

3 ай бұрын

That’s not even the main reason the %s are different

@hz9139

3 ай бұрын

Curry said the same thing. It's different sinking in a shot no one expects VS. Not being able to afford missing a shot everyone expects to go in

@david.tousignant20

3 ай бұрын

Steve Kerr was an incredible shooter, one of the greats. But, I feel like people are forgetting the NBA shortened the three-point line back in the 1990s. When the NBA shortened the three-point line from 1994-1995 to 1996-1997, everybody's 3 PTS efficiency went to the roof... In those three NBA seasons, Kerr made 321 shots of his 644 attempts : an efficiency of 49.8%. On regular three point attempts, Kerr managed to convert 405 of his 955 shots; which means he was shooting 42.4% from downtown! Still incredible. But, Curry on regular threes is sitting at 42.7% while taking unbelievably difficult shots.

@plassky

3 ай бұрын

you practice under the parameters you're given, so i imagine Kerr would have a higher efficiency from the deeper 3 point line if it was as significant during his career. I would also consider that you could block in the paint and still contest the 3 easier if the line was shorter as a defender... so defense was more simplified too... just some thoughts, curry is obviously amazing@@david.tousignant20

@MaKingxPlays

3 ай бұрын

Curry makes his own shot over three and Steve Kerr is a spot up shooter

Gained even more respect for Steve Kerr after this video‼️✅💯 He is living a incredible life that man has a helluva story to tell ‼️✊🏾💯🐐

I only watched him in the 5 years he was with Chicago and he was an extremely valuable role player who played around 23 minutes, only got about 6 shots per game and averaged 8 points and 2 assists. What's amazing is he has the all time highest 3 point percentage in the history of the NBA (45.4%) despite only taking 1.7 of them per game on average for his career. He never got any chance to get into any sort of a rhythm.

He earned it, respect.

Remember him at UA when I was a much younger man- when he made a shot the place would erupt- "STEEEEEEEVE KERRRRRRRR!!!"- miss those days

From watching and being young. The amazing and untold thing is how he was so consistent in his role while not seeing the ball for minutes on end. That in itself is extraordinary. Amazing player, underrated drive and perfect fit. Untold story really how he stayed ready always!

👇best basketball KZreadr

@Twinkletoes22987

3 ай бұрын

Troys plan

@lytedark5177

3 ай бұрын

Hi

@SpiderGang56

3 ай бұрын

Agreed

@mrlucasfilms

3 ай бұрын

Dom 2k

@saathvikkoplod6330

3 ай бұрын

Gotta give it to jimmyhighroller

Love the idea execution and consistency of the new videos❤❤

Steve Kerr would be an all-star level player in this era with all the high volume shooting and high paced offense.

He was a deadly open shooter. Had to shoot with his feet set. Shot mainly on kick outs. Point guard size, but no point guard handles, therefore he was mostly used as an undersized guard from the bench. Great competitor, high basketball IQ. Clutch too.

Please keep doing what you are doing. Non stop is one of the best channels on KZread

Always like Steve Kerr bit definitely have a new respect for him now

He is a legend here in Tucson with the older crowd.

He will forever have his mark on this beautiful game

Steve was/is one of the best basketball professionals of all time and a tremendous human being with an incredible life story. A wonderful role model. 😊

Keep this series up it’s. Very entertaining

Amazing work, thank you.

Great Documentary Video Nonstop Sports

Ultimate sharpshooter and team player. When I was a kid, when Steve Kerr shot the ball you just assumed it was going in.

The goat of a nba player retrospectives

Such a great video. It has some sadness in it but a well video to watch . Any true basketball lover will cherish this. Thank you

ONE OF MY HEROES NO DOUBT! WHAT A GUY AND CHAMP! CANT WAIT TO MEET HIM!

Such a underrated player

watching Steve Kerr play its no wonder he and Jordan got into it during practice. Steve was scrappy and a dawg on the court ❤

Great Video, well done!

I never thought steve kerr would be this awesome

this dude is a living history teacher, 72 wins as a player, 73 wins as the coach, and 9 RINGS to show for it (should be 10 had not KD n Klay going down vs raptors)

Steve Kerr!! Great movie about a NBA great! I wouldn't call him an unsung hero, I mean, everyone has seen Golden State play by now, and he surely gets a lot of credit, but maybe he doesn't get enough credit(?)...Great player, and an even greater coach, son, and excellent father, just like his own father. I'm sure people are gonna be blown away by this documentary like I was.

Always been a fan, but I’m always rooting for the underdog

I love Coach Kerr from Philippines 🇵🇭

Steve Kerr is the prime example of talent meet's luck👍👍💯💯

Kerr being low Key had the best career ever...more than most flashy superstars had ever achieved...

This was incredibly done. Great video. I'd argue his career was full of both skill and luck. He's been in some of the best positions a player and coach could dream of. Played on absolute stacked teams with the Bulls and Spurs then inherited a goldmine in Golden State from Mark Jackson

@petep5207

2 ай бұрын

He inherited a very underachieving team. He made the Warriors what they are. Stop with the Mark Jackson crap already.

@kappakumplete

2 ай бұрын

@@petep5207 obviously, he got them over the hump but you’re a damn fool if you don’t believe he was dealt a winning hand

Kerr is the greatest player/coach of all time.

I've been watching Nonstop non-stop.

What an inspiratioin and what a awesome video you put together....thank you for what you do in youtube brother!!

I was really hoping you guys would make this video

I love ur vids man

There are a lot of nba teams right now who could use someone like Steve Kerr in their roster, would teach them so much about humility and hard work and playing the role for the betterment of the team.

great video. kerr is the man

Great video.

Steve Kerr was and is that man!

As a Spurs fan, I love me some Steve Kerr.

I've been watching nonstop since 2020!

steve kerr, the ultimate professional!

Key piece in the Bulls Dynasty, one of the greatest coaches in NBA history. Hes won 9 championships. 72 win season as a player, 73 win season as a coach. It really shouldn't be a debate

You don’t know how long I waited for this.

I like this kind of editing! I got you!

This was epic. I remember it like yesterday.

Thanks for sharing SK journey👏👏👏New sub here...

got goose bumps bro

Holy crap, I never knew that about his dad! Wow this was an amazing story! I had no idea and I grew up watching him play.

Very clever in game. Humble, hard worker, and I think playing along with MJ helped him improve and acquire much self confidence in his own skills, leading him to big shots as vs Jazz as mentioned in this video. I have always loved him, just as I loved BJ Armstrong or J Paxon : excellent shooters, devoted to the team and hard work, shadow actors of great stories. I have never doubt his talent as a player, but his amazing success as a coach surprised me. It proofs once more how clever and smart he is about the game.

8:42... other than saying that the 6'3" Kerr is five inches shorter than the 6'6" MJ, this was an awesome video!

That was dope✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

Great Shooter! one of the most accurate and spot on shooter!

Damn Look at Kerr man,So Inspirational!

Great video

All 90s Bulls fan can be proud of him.

Really good .Deadly clutch.

I live in Tucson. Kerr is legend here.

That was so real it made me cry I respect Steve kerr 😢🫡

Dunno about the 5" call between Kerr and Jordan haha enjoyed the entire video, well put together.

@instantlife

3 ай бұрын

Jordan's 6'6. Kerr 6'3. Not sure where he got 5".

I loved this video

This man is a Winner indeed!!!!

My father once told me about Steve Kerr when I was young. He said, “If there is anyone who can replicate the basketball players that appear in textbooks, that person’s name would be Steve Kerr.”

I watched a lot of 90’s bulls games as Jordan was my idol. I can remember Kerr being a huge part of the championship’s. he was so clutch and a great 3rd option when Jordan and scottie Pippen were covered!! If the bulls never had Kerr I don’t know if they have the same amount of rings!!!

He was also great at defense. He was pretty good at steals but where he excelled was pressuring the ball handler. He was underrated as a player. In my opinion if he had the right situation to be a starter with a solid PF he would be viewed similarly to Nash and Stockton.

This made me cry 😢no cap iv been inspired

Out of Topic, Steve looked so old back in the 1990s, but he hadn't changed one bit. Now he looks young AF🤣

Steve Kerr is a GOAT on Championship ❤

Steve Kerr was the man.

Well damn, I wasn’t expecting to get all emotional🥲❤ Makes me appreciate what my Warriors have accomplished over the last 10 years and why. Kerr GOAT